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13:30 Redcar

Saturday 12 August 2017

All13:3014:0514:4015:1515:5016:2517:00

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Off time: 13:33 | Winning time: 1m 14.92s

1^st

(1)

Society's Dream

28-6

5/1

T: K R BurkeJ: R Ffrench

Close up, led from halfway, ridden over 1f out, kept on strongly op 9/2 tchd 4/1

2^nd

1 ½

(3)

Little Monkey

28-6

40/1

T: A BrittainJ: Cam Hardie

In touch and outpaced, ridden 2f out, chased winner inside final furlong, kept on and always well held

3^rd

nse

(7)

Angie B

28-6

20/1

T: J S WainwrightJ: J P Sullivan

In rear, ridden over 1f out, kept on inside final furlong op 25/1

4^th

1 ¾

(4)

Silverlight

28-6

2/1f

T: P A KirbyJ: P Aspell

Dwelt, in rear, headway halfway to chase leaders, ridden over 1f out, no extra inside final furlong op 5/2

5^th

(2)

Jaimie's Joy

28-11

5/1

T: T Coyle & K WoodJ: Barry McHugh

Led to halfway, ridden over 2f out, soon weakened op 11/2

6^th

1 ¾

(8)

Racing Radio

28-11

22/1

T: T D BarronJ: B A Curtis

Chased leaders, ridden over 1f out, soon weakened op 20/1

7^th

(6)

Sausage Fingers

28-11

7/1

T: Tom DascombeJ: F Norton

Close up, weakened from halfway op 5/1

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Non-Runners

(5)

Sam James²⁹

Weight: 8-11| Age: 2

T: I Jardine J: Nathan Evans

Betting Breakdown

Tote Win:£4.10Pl:£2.00, £6.20EX:£56.40Trifecta:£363.10SF:£106.40Swingers:£10.60, £5.70, £10.60

Forecasts

Silverlight (2/1), Society's Dream (5/1), Jaimie's Joy (5/1), Sam James (5/1), Sausage Fingers (7/1), Angie B (20/1), Racing Radio (22/1), Little Monkey (40/1)

A race which surely isn't worthy of opening up a Saturday afternoon fixture. It is difficult to build a compelling case for any of these eight runners, but SILVERLIGHT would appear the least exposed. She was runner up in this grade at Thirsk just last week, and whilst there might be some doubts as to her resolution, she should improve for that race and in fairness was meeting a much more experienced horse (and previous winner) in the shape of Tie Em Up Tel.